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The Gap

Your Clients Have Continuity Requirements You Cannot Staff.

Firms serving defense and government clients are seeing continuity of operations (COOP) requirements land in contracts and mandates they are not built to answer. Information technology resilience is not continuity of operations.

Meeting the requirement takes mission analysis, governance, exercises, and certified practitioners, a practice most partners cannot stand up on their own. Turning the work away cedes it to a competitor or puts the client relationship at risk.
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Continuity
WHAT YOU GET

Add Continuity Without Building a Practice.

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SDVOSB Teaming Strength

A Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) teammate that strengthens the bid.
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For Defense IT Partners and Managed Service Providers

Your Clients Have Continuity Requirements. We Have the Methodology to Meet Them.

Defense IT managed service providers and system integrators consistently encounter clients facing continuity mandates that fall outside core IT delivery: COOP programs, FCD compliance, DoDI 3020.26 requirements, exercises, assessments, and the defense continuity methodology to meet those requirements takes years. Vision Continuity provides that capability as a teaming partner. You bring the client relationship and the contract vehicle. We bring the capability. Vision Continuity is an SDVOSB, which can be an advantage for small-business set-aside teaming requirements.
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